#WAWX

Anthony Edwards

edwardsanthonyb

[THREAD]We're just two days away from what could be a historic snowfall (6-12") for the Puget Sound lowlands... or it could just be your typical run-of-the-mill sloppy inch or two.I

NWWashingtonWX

wx_washington

1. More -SN today as mstr overruns cold air. Model performance : horrible/inconsistent! Best bet: watch observations, satellite imagery, pressure gradients, and radar. All show weak convergence ongoing. Likely amts

NWS Seattle

NWSSeattle

We've got a lot weather-wise coming our way into Wednesday. So how about a quick thread with the details to kick off the work week? Rain, Flooding, Landslides, Snow, Wind,

The UW Dawgcast

TheUWDawgcast

[THREAD]WEDNESDAY EVENING SNOW UPDATE:Some light snow showers are currently impacting the Northwest Interior. These areas could pick up light accumulations overnight, but eyes are ahead to tomorrow's system which will

NWS Seattle

NWSSeattle

Alright everyone, let's discuss the active weather pattern for this week. Here are the main areas of focus:Lowland SnowCold Temperatures & Wind ChillLocally Strong Winds The active weather pattern is

NWS Seattle

NWSSeattle

Friday Afternoon Forecast Update Round 2 is approaching the coast now and will spread heavy snow inland this evening through Saturday! Cold temperatures and breezy winds will continue. Another system

NWS Seattle

NWSSeattle

Well today's forecast has it all. Rain, mountain snow, winds, & dangerous beach conditions. We stayed up all night working on it! So here's a quick THREAD on what you

Joe Boomgard-Zagrodnik

joejoezz

THREAD: The last 2+ weeks were a sleep-deprived blur with the birth of Mia and the crazy snowstorm. Most importantly, it was so much fun! I feel incredibly lucky to

Maple Valley Weather

MapleValley_Wx

1/4 Alright, I've seen enough: I would start to prepare for snow starting some time Thursday AM and not really letting up until Saturday night at the earliest, at which

Michael Snyder

SeattleWXGuy

#WAWX 1/ Could the great winter of January 1950 happen again in Seattle and the Pacific Northwest? I sometimes have this discussion with people I know and work with. After

NOAA NCEI Climate

NOAANCEIclimate

Mount Baker Ski Area in Washington state reported 1,140 inches of snow for the 1998-99 season, a potential new national record. Were the observations up to snuff? The National Climate

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